Israel has announced a ban on Doctors Without Borders (MSF) from operating in Gaza after the organization refused to provide a list of its staff, a request Israeli authorities claimed was necessary for security reasons. MSF has stated that sharing such information poses safety concerns for their personnel. As a result, the Israeli government has set a one-month deadline for the termination of MSF’s work in the region. The situation has drawn parallel responses from other humanitarian organizations, including Oxfam, which have also resisted similar demands from Israel. The ongoing dispute highlights the tension between humanitarian operations and security protocols in conflict zones.